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by Claus Ibsen and James Strachan
Apache Camel, a very popular integration framework, builds on the principles of the EIPs (Enterprise Integration Patterns) and DSLs (Domain Specific Language). In this talk we show how integration can become much easier and accessible with Camel. By wiring together EIP patterns, processes and transports, integrating becomes as simple as building routes "lego style.", The wiring is done using the Camel DSL.
We will cover some of the most used EIP patterns such as Splitter, Aggregator, Recipient List, Dead Letter Channel, Idempotent Consumer etc. And give pointers about tips and tricks along the way.
This talk includes live demos that show how to build integration flows in the four DSLs: plain Java, XML, Groovy and Scala. We will also show you how you can use Eclipse tooling to build routes using a graphical drag'n'drop environment, as well how to gain insights into running Camel applications, such as message tracing.